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Mapaseka Maseko Nearly Attacked at Mall Over Scandal! Role Drama
Johannesburg, South Africa – South Africans are questioning the blurred lines between fiction and reality after actress Mapaseka Maseko, known for portraying Dintle on eTV’s #Scandal!, was allegedly confronted and nearly beaten at a mall. The incident stems from her character’s storyline where Dintle “takes” Madlomo’s husband, Nhloso, sparking outrage among viewers who couldn’t separate the plot from the actress herself.
Maseko shared the harrowing experience on social media, recounting how a group of women approached her aggressively, shouting about the on-screen betrayal. “South Africans why are you like this? Mapaseka who acts as Dintle on #etvScandal almost died after people beat her at the Mall because of this,” read a viral post echoing the sentiment. The confrontation highlights the intense emotional investment fans have in soapie narratives, turning scripted drama into real-life threats.
This isn’t the first time South African celebrities have faced backlash for their roles. In 2017, actor Khabonina Qubeka received death threats after her character Thato on Rhythm City was involved in controversial storylines, forcing her to seek police protection. Similarly, in 2020, Generations actress Sophie Ndaba was verbally attacked by fans upset over her character’s decisions, mirroring the passion that drives viewership but sometimes crosses into harassment. These incidents underscore the need for fans to distinguish entertainment from reality while celebrating the immersive power of local TV.
Limpopo Department of Health Announces 35 Staff Nurse (Grade 1) Positions for HPV Campaign
August 29, 2025 – The Limpopo Department of Health is recruiting 35 Staff Nurses (Grade 1) for a three-month contract to support its HPV vaccination campaign. With seven positions available in each of the province’s five districts—Capricorn, Sekhukhune, Vhembe, Waterberg, and Mopani—these roles are crucial for delivering essential healthcare services and promoting public health.
Applications close on September 2, 2025, offering qualified nurses a chance to contribute to preventing HPV-related diseases while gaining valuable experience in community health initiatives.
About the Limpopo Department of Health
The Limpopo Department of Health is committed to providing accessible, high-quality healthcare services across the province, focusing on preventive measures like vaccination campaigns to improve health outcomes.
The HPV campaign targets the prevention of human papillomavirus-related illnesses, particularly cervical cancer, through targeted vaccinations and education. These temporary positions align with the department’s mission to strengthen public health infrastructure and empower nurses to make a direct impact in their communities.
Role Overview
Position Title: Staff Nurse (Grade 1) – 35 Posts (7 per district)
Contract Duration: Three months
Locations: Capricorn, Sekhukhune, Vhembe, Waterberg, and Mopani Districts
Closing Date: September 2, 2025
Staff Nurses will work in various healthcare facilities, implementing nursing care under the scope of Enrolled Nurses while supporting the HPV campaign. This role requires dedication to public health, flexibility for shift work, and a passion for community wellness, making it ideal for nurses eager to contribute to a vital provincial initiative.
Key Responsibilities
In this position, Staff Nurses will:
- Implement basic nursing care within the guidelines for Enrolled Nurses, focusing on HPV vaccination administration and patient support.
- Provide health education to promote awareness and prevention of HPV-related diseases.
- Assist in patient assessments, treatment implementation, and follow-up care during the campaign.
- Collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure efficient service delivery across facilities.
- Maintain accurate records and adhere to infection control and safety protocols.
- Be prepared to work after hours, on call, or during shifts to meet campaign demands.
These duties emphasize the nurse’s role in delivering quality, compassionate care while advancing public health goals.
Minimum Requirements
To qualify, candidates must:
- Hold a qualification that enables registration with the South African Nursing Council (SANC) as a Staff Nurse.
- Be validly and currently registered with SANC as an Enrolled Nurse.
- Demonstrate basic knowledge of nursing laws and sound nursing skills relevant to the role.
- Be willing to work after hours, be on call, and perform shift work as required.
Foreign qualifications must be evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA), with proof provided.
Why Join the Limpopo Department of Health?
These positions offer:
- Meaningful Impact: Contribute to a critical HPV prevention campaign, improving health outcomes in Limpopo communities.
- Professional Experience: Gain hands-on exposure in public health initiatives, enhancing your nursing skills and resume.
- Flexible Contract: A short-term role ideal for building experience without long-term commitment.
- Supportive Environment: Work in a provincial health system dedicated to equity and community service.
This opportunity is particularly valuable for nurses passionate about preventive healthcare and community engagement.
Application Process
To apply:
- Download and complete the Z83 form from www.dpsa.gov.za.
- Prepare a detailed CV and certified copies of qualifications, SANC registration, and ID (to be presented at the interview if shortlisted).
- Submit the Z83 form and CV via post, hand delivery, or email (details below). For foreign qualifications, include SAQA evaluation proof.
- Shortlisted candidates will undergo a practical exercise, integrity assessment, and security clearance.
Submission Options:
- Post: Limpopo Department of Health, Private Bag X11285, Nkowakowa, 0885 (specify district).
- Hand Delivery: Relevant district health office or specified facility.
- Email: Use the department’s official email (check website for updates).
Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If no response within 30 days of closing, consider your application unsuccessful. Faxed applications are not accepted.
Key Dates and Inquiries
Closing Date: September 2, 2025.
Contact: For questions, reach Ngobeni TM at 015 293 6124 or visit www.limpopo.gov.za for updates.
The Limpopo Department of Health Staff Nurse positions for the HPV campaign represent a timely opportunity for Enrolled Nurses to play a pivotal role in public health. Apply by September 2, 2025, and help drive positive change in Limpopo’s healthcare landscape.
